1. How to write an application for bail pending trial?
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2. Release on bail pending trial What is the specific process?
1. Apply for bail pending trial.
Criminal suspects, defendants, their legal representatives and close relatives, as well as lawyers hired by criminal suspects, have the right to apply for release on bail pending trial.
2. Decision to release on bail pending trial.
After receiving the application for bail pending trial, the public security organs, people's procuratorates, and people's courts shall respond within 7 days whether they agree or disagree. If a decision is made to release a criminal suspect or defendant on bail pending trial, it must be reported to the person in charge of the public security organ at or above the county level, the procurator-general of the procuratorate, or the president of the people's court for approval, and a "Decision on Release on Bail pending trial" and a "Notice on Release on Bail pending trial" shall be issued, and the order The criminal suspect or defendant shall provide a guarantor or pay a deposit.
3. Implement bail pending trial.
The enforcement agency for bail pending trial is the public security agency. When executing, the public security organs shall read the "Decision on Release on Guarantee" to the criminal suspect or defendant, order them to sign or seal it, and inform them of the regulations that they must abide by during the period of release on bail. If a criminal suspect or defendant does not violate the provisions of Article 56 of the Criminal Procedure Law while on bail pending trial, the public security agency responsible for enforcement shall return the security deposit to the criminal suspect or defendant after the expiration of the bail pending trial period and notify the guarantor of the cancellation. guarantee.
4. The maximum period of bail pending trial shall not exceed 12 months.
While on bail pending trial, the investigation, prosecution and trial of the case shall not be interrupted. If the period of bail pending trial expires, or it is found that criminal liability should not be pursued in accordance with Article 15 of the Criminal Procedure Law, or the case has been closed, the original decision-making authority shall make a decision to revoke the bail pending trial and notify the public security organ responsible for execution.
3. There are two ways to obtain bail pending trial.
The first is to provide a guarantor guarantee. In other words, a person who is released on bail pending trial should propose a qualified person as his guarantor. This guarantor should bear the obligations stipulated by law and ensure that the guaranteed person can be available at any time. If a person released on bail pending trial violates regulations and the guarantor fails to report the violation in a timely manner, the guarantor shall be fined. If a crime is constituted, criminal liability shall be pursued in accordance with the law.
One is to provide a deposit. If a criminal suspect or defendant is released on bail pending trial, a certain amount of cash must be paid as security. Anyone who violates relevant regulations will have their security deposit confiscated, and depending on the circumstances, the criminal suspect or defendant will be ordered to declare repentance, pay a new security deposit, provide a guarantor, or be placed under residential surveillance or arrested. If the criminal suspect or defendant does not violate relevant regulations while on bail pending trial, the security deposit shall be returned at the end of the bail pending trial.
If the same criminal suspect or defendant decides to be released on bail pending trial, the guarantor guarantee and the deposit guarantee cannot be used at the same time.
Legal basis:
Article 65 of the "Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China"* * *Expenses such as transportation, accommodation, meals, etc. incurred by the witness in fulfilling his obligation to testify shall be Give subsidies. Subsidies for witness testimony are included in the operating funds of judicial organs and are guaranteed by the finance of the government at the same level. If witnesses from the work unit testify, the work unit shall not deduct wages, bonuses and other benefits in disguised form.